Guaranteed Cash Offer

When it comes to selling a house, have you ever worried about “leaving money on the table” or feeling like you could have gotten more for it? In this episode, Kris addresses those concerns directly. Based on his real-life experience, a lot of people do leave money on the table and “give their houses away” — when they list on the open market and have to keep reducing the price, or when they accept non-guaranteed cash offers that either go down at the last minute or don’t close at all.

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Ever get cold feet after making a big decision, even though you were confident when you originally made it? Kris Lindahl calls this “The Confidence Drop,” and in this episode, he discusses how to make sure it doesn’t lead to bad decisions after saying yes to a Guaranteed Cash Offer. Questioning any big decision is normal, but as Kris outlines, you can’t let it hold you back. Today, everyone has an opinion about real estate transactions, and “offers” are a dime a dozen. But offers come in two flavors: “guaranteed” and “non-guaranteed.” Which kind makes you feel more confident?

One of the most stressful aspects of selling a house is timing it with finding your next home. Many homeowners feel trapped in a vicious cycle: They need to sell their current house to buy their next one, but they don't want to sell until they've found that perfect next home. In uncertainty times, the problem only gets worse. In this episode, Kris explains how accepting a Guaranteed Cash Offer breaks this cycle by giving homeowners cash fast, allowing those who still have a mortgage to be non-contingent buyers, and even letting you stay in you current house after...

If you're trying to sell a house that needs repairs, renovations or decluttering, then this episode is for you. Kris talks about the issues that commonly pop up when people either hire contractors to do the work, or try to do it themselves. If you try to manage everything yourself instead of accepting a cash offer and selling the house “as is,” are you being a Smart Seller? 

Many people think they’re avoiding “leaving money on the table,” when they’re actually opening up a can of worms that will force them to spend more time, more money, a...

If you or your parents are going through a divorce, you want to avoid complicated legal and financial issues — especially around a house. In this episode, Kris explains how accepting a Guaranteed Cash Offer helps all parties avoid the pain, stress and wasted time of a long, drawn-out process, and also keeps the neighbors from gossiping about your family’s personal life. A Guaranteed Cash Offer helps everyone get on the same page quickly, makes the house go away before anyone knows it’s for sale, and frees everyone to move on to the next chapter of their life.

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Kris helps people avoid the common traps and pitfalls of seeking multiple cash offers on the same house vs. accepting a Guaranteed Cash Offer quickly before the market shifts. Most other cash offers aren’t guaranteed, so collecting offers isn’t an “apples to apples” comparison. Plus, if a cash offer company can’t actually close on your offer, then it’s not really an offer at all. The key to homeowners’ success is not wasting time, working with the best people, and not leaving money on the table. 

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If you just decided to sell a house, the first question you face is, “Should I put it on the open market, or should I accept a Guaranteed Cash Offer?” Lots of factors play into that decision, but one of the biggest ones is how the overall housing market and economy are looking. Markets are about facts, not opinions. In this episode, Kris Lindahl takes a deep dive into what he’s seeing in the hard data, and how that might affect your decision to wait and see, gamble on the open market, or accept a Guaranteed Cash Offer.

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Many people have a huge sense of urgency when they request a Guaranteed Cash
Offer. They’re ready to go, ready to take action, ready to move on with their lives. 

But then they get stuck and start wasting their valuable time. Out of fear, analysis paralysis or realizing that they’ve overvalued the property, they start to sit on their offer. Weeks and months go by with no action, and their situation only gets worse. 

In this episode, Kris talks directly to people who’ve started the Guaranteed Cash Offer process, but haven’t finished...

You’d be amazed at how many people tap The Guaranteed Cash Offer program after their house has sat on the market for months. In other words, they fall victim to IVS: Inflated Valuation Syndrome, believing that their house is worth more than it actually is. It’s totally natural: We always think it’s a sellers’ market when we sell our property. A lot of people trust the home valuation they see online or in their property tax statements — only to find that the marketplace feels differently. In this special episode, Kris outlines the reason that avoiding IVS is about t...

One of the most common reasons why people accept a Guaranteed Cash

Offer on their house is to feel a sense of relief and freedom amid the grief

and overwhelm they experience after the death of a relative. In this episode,

Kris reveals his personal connection to family loss and reveals his insights

about why a Guaranteed Cash Offer can be so helpful when you’ve inherited

a property after the death of a relative.

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Why did Kris Lindahl start the Guaranteed Cash Offer program in 2017? The reasons are surprisingly personal. In this opening episode, Kris unveils some of the top life situations where getting a Guaranteed Cash Offer has helped people move on to the next chapter of life, then offers three pieces of practical advice listeners should take before diving into the other episodes.






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Kris Lindahl is an assumed name of Kris Lindahl Real Estate, LLC. The Guaranteed Cash Offer program is subject to terms and conditions, see https://www.KrisLindahl.com/guaranteed-offer-terms...